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Commissioner Getty asked if anyone other than the employees used this <br />place. Mr. Connelly stated they are not in the commercial service <br />business and that they do not do anything other than laundering. <br />Chairperson Wilson asked if they were the only business of this type <br />in the State. Mr. Connelly stated that Southwest Nuclear, Pleasanton, <br />does some of this same type of business on a smaller scale. <br />Commissioner Jamieson then <br />inspections. Mr. Connelly <br />their last one was in Febr~ <br />anyone from the RADLAB had <br />stated he has only been in <br />knowledge they have had no <br />inquired as to the frequency of State <br />stated they are unannounced and that <br />nary. Commissioner Jamieson asked if <br />been out to his business. Mr. Connelly <br />this area since last year and to his <br />RADLAB visitors since that time. <br />Chairperson Wilson asked if the City received reports from the State. <br />Mr. Harris said 'evidently not.' Commissioner Jamieson stated he <br />felt the City should have reports. Mr. Harris stated the City could <br />ask them to do that. Mr. Connelly stated that the reports are <br />difficult for a layperson to interpret accurately and would be almost <br />impossible to do without a professional on the staff. He cited <br />incidents where the California Highway Patrol scanned vehicles at <br />the weigh station in Livermore and thought they were contaminated <br />when in fact they were not and he stated they have since stopped <br />scanning. <br />James Perasso, 123 Ray Street, spoke in opposition to this proposal <br />because trees and plant life appear to be dying and he believes it <br />is caused by the laundry. He stated radiation is going through the <br />roof to the trees. He stated this type of facility doesn't belong <br />in downtown Pleasanton and that it should be out in the country <br />somewhere. <br />Marcia Taylor, 125 Ray Street spoke stating that the police have <br />been called because someone jumped the fence and broke in. She said <br />plants, specifically directly along the fence do not grow. She then <br />said insurance won't even cover nuclear accidents. She stated there <br />should be a full-scale investigation. <br />Deborah Perasso, 123 Ray Street spoke and had concerns with the noise <br />level regarding loud speakers within the building. <br />Commissioner Lindsey inquired as to the hour of the noise. Ms. Perasso <br />explained it was at all times during the day and sometimes after <br />5:00-5:30pm. <br />Commissioner Jamieson asked Mr. Connelly about the size of the holding <br />tank and asked what happened if when the water was tested it was not <br />safe. Mr. Connelly explained it was refiltered until it was safe then <br />stored in a holding tank and tested to meet Federal Standards for safe <br />drinking. <br />-3- <br /> <br />